Unless you have countless hours to spend creating illustrations, vector resources are a guaranteed time saver for your work. However, you want to be sure that the vectors you choose add to the quality of your designs! We’ve teamed up with TShirt-Factory to bring you a beautifully crafted vector collection you’ll use again and again.
These 45 extended usage vector packs regularly sell for $450. However, we wanted to bring you an incredibly useful vector collection for a fraction of that price! We’re very picky about the vector resources we use in our own work. They have to be incredibly sharp, detailed, and scale perfectly. They also need to show true artistry, right down to things like line thickness, shading and general uniqueness.
Now do you see why we call ourselves the ‘design geeks’?
The good news for you is that these 400+ vectors from T-Shirt Factory tick all those boxes in a big way. In fact, they’re one of the few vector shops we choose to work with, as their work quality is among the best in the world. Take a look at the meticulous detail in these designs:
These vectors look fantastic even at HUGE resolutions. This makes them perfect for print work, as you know they’ll look professional whatever the scale of your project.
We didn’t want to limit your creativity with this deal, so have included a huge variety of designs. There are vectors to help with any project you’re working on. From modern technology themed vectors, to old fashioned and vintage designs.
Take a look at what’s included:
It can be difficult to find full color vector designs that maintain a high quality standard. However, this collection includes a fantastic variety of monochrome and full color designs, giving you ultimate creative freedom. These brighter designs are perfect for when you want your outcome to truly pop!
USAGE UPDATE: We felt it was important to clarify the usage of these awesome vectors. All of the vectors in this collection have an ‘extended license’. This means that not only do they allow personal and commercial usage, but that you can also resell them as part of printed goods (t-shirts, posters, labels etc…). However, you may not resell as part of digital goods (i.e.: tweaking the vectors and reselling them as your own). For full terms click here.
Today we have an extra special deal bonus for you Design Cutters. T-Shirt Factory have been kind enough to include 5 bonus t-shirt template designs, which you are also free to use when selling printed goods.
Extended Licence Included for personal & commercial projects
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shonuffjonez@gmail.com –
What a great deal, Keep them coming from tshirt-factory
Tom Ross –
Thanks Shonuff! We hope you love your new vector collection. Be sure to let us know if you create something cool using your new items.
Mike D –
Hey Tom,
In just clicked on deals below and partially answered my previous question. Im buying this set now, but can you let me know about the other deal? I would Love to get both…. Thanks again…
-Mike
Tom Ross –
Thanks Mike! Just dropped you an email :).
christine musser –
Any chance this set will become available again?
Thomas Fenton –
I do not have Photoshop or any other high-end graphics programs. I use Paint Shop Pro, and some vectors will open fine (that I’ve gotten from other sources) but others will not work at all. I cannot understand why this is, but can you tell me if yours would work fine with Paint Shop Pro? Many thanks, Tom
Tom Ross –
Hey Thomas, great question! I used to use Paint Shop Pro myself and whilst it may not have all of Photoshop’s features, it can support many file types, including .eps: http://www.michelespaintshop.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=243. What probably isn’t being supported is .ai (Adobe Illustrator format), which is common for vector files. However, this collection should work just fine for you :).
Rod –
Will these work using Gimp software? If so, how?
Tom Ross –
Hey Rod. It looks like Gimp can open .eps with a little trickery. I hope this helps man! http://www.organicweb.com.au/10059/general-technology/eps-settings-gimp/
Regina Behan –
Awesome! Loved doing this tutorial, keep up the good work guys and girls!
Tom Ross –
Thanks Regina! Let us know if you create your own version. We’re sure you can improve upon the original :).